A >> where are you hit? >> Where are you hit? >> Jacob, this is Officer Huber with the Phoenix Police Department. Can you come down and talk to me? [music] >> Police officers are trained to face even the most dangerous situations. But what happens when officers don't realize they're moments away from the end? >> Okay, you come back out here real quick. Back out here. >> You got a gun? >> DROP THE GUN. IF YOU SHOT AGAIN, DROP THE GUN ON THE RIGHT. ON THE RIGHT. >> I GOT HER GUN. These were the moments when officers didn't realize they were moments from passing away. We begin with the case of a wellness check after neighbors reported unusual sounds coming from a resident's home. Sounds that were about to become something no one expected. [music] >> On May 11th, 2023, officers from Bourj Ontario responded to a concerned neighbor's call about a man identified as Alan Beloy who might have been in trouble inside his home. They arrived expecting a wellness check, but what followed was something no one could have anticipated. these off. Okay. Okay. Hey, boys. Yeah. Come on up. I still have that. >> Well, I get with those window bolts. I discovered the front door. We're just going to do a perimeter check first. As officers continued checking the property, Constable Mark Loauson approached the unlocked front door and stepped inside, announcing their presence for the first time. But what happened moments later would change the course of the entire call. What? I don't [ __ ] def Hello for this. [ __ ] is wrong mother? Mother should have never broke in my house. Sorry about that. In the end, Sergeant Eric Mueller was proclaimed deceased on scene and two other Officers were injured. A lamb fight was later charged with first-degree murder. Up next, a roommate reported concerns about her housemate's behavior. What officers didn't know was that the call would soon turn into a challenging situation. >> You okay? Do you mind if I see your other hand? You >> good? >> Jacob. JACOB, [screaming] >> hold on TO THAT THING AND DROP DOWN QUICK. GO AHEAD AND CRAWL if you want. WHATEVER YOU GOT TO DO. COME ON. Watch your head. Come on. Come on. Come on. On March 29th, 2020, officers in Phoenix received a call from a student residence after a young woman reported that her roommate was behaving suspiciously. Her report raised concerns for their safety. Upon arrival, officers had no idea how dangerous the situation was about to become. We currently have a roommate that um we need to evict because he's been acting really weird and um has made um us extremely uncomfortable and we wanted to do it today, but he disclosed to us that he has a gun and I don't know if this is going to be a safe um something safe for us to do. We don't know if he's on something or what, but he's not getting out of the house. Jacob, >> Phoenix Police Department. Can you come out for a second? >> You okay? >> You mind if I see your other hand? >> You good? >> You okay? >> You okay, man? >> I feel like all of you are okay. >> We're not. >> No, we're not. We're actually here to try and help. You have rights as a tenant and so does the owner of the house. We're just here to be sure that nobody fights with anybody and that you leave and you're on your way and then we're out of here. That's all. >> You're telling me the truth? >> Yes, we are. >> Promise you. You have my word. Okay. >> The old truth. >> Truth. >> Hey, calm down. >> You guys said you were going to help me. >> Yeah, we're going to help you. Okay. >> I'm going to get your stuff. >> Both of you. >> What? What are the colors of the items? She has to stay down here. She has to. Okay. >> You want this? >> And then what? Are you honest? >> On on whose? >> Are you honest? >> Honest. >> Honest. >> Is that what you said? I'm sorry. I didn't hear you. >> No. Are you on his? >> Just like that. You said on the lease. >> No. Are you on his >> on his? >> Are you on his? >> What does that mean? I'm sorry. >> I don't know what you mean. >> Look how you're standing. Look how your feet are. >> Okay. Right, >> Jacob? >> That's what I'm trying to ask you. >> Oh, >> I don't understand what you're saying. >> Officers tried to establish communication with the suspect, 22-year-old Jacob Mavine, but he refused to cooperate. As the hours passed, tensions inside the residence continued to build until an unexpected turn changed the situation. >> So, as I'm walking backwards out, you can walk with me. >> So, remain. >> So, it's equal. It's >> the give and take, Jacob. Jacob, Jacob, this is Officer Huber with the Phoenix Police Department. Can you come down and talk to me? >> Jacob asks officers to meet him outside or in the garage. But nearly 5 minutes later, when he still hasn't come down the stairs, Officer Huber makes contact again. >> So, I can't meet you out in the garage. You come up. >> It's either you come down here or we come up. >> I was trying to make you feel more comfortable. >> Good. I'm right here. >> That's not >> Yes, it is. >> Yes, it is. >> And either you come down or we're coming up cuz the other the other person in this is Deon. We got to get up to Deon as well. >> The one I told you. No, >> Deon's in his room. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So you come down or up? So yes or no? [screaming] >> Hold on to that. Hold on TO THAT THING AND DROP DOWN >> QUICK. Go ahead and CRAWL IF YOU WANT. WHATEVER YOU GOT TO DO. Come on. >> Watch your head. Come on. Come on. Come on. Our team will be 34 44 12 and 28. In the end, Commander Greg Carnacle lost his life while two other officers survived their injuries. After hours of negotiations, Jacob Meline eventually confronted officers and passed away at the scene. Next up, when officers pursued a car traveling at high speed, what began as a routine chase was about to escalate dramatically. >> 11, get ready for air. >> We got people [ __ ] hurt on the road. You want to drive like a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Don't talk to ME LIKE THAT. STOP DRIVING like a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> On February 23rd, 2026, officers from Okachobee County, Florida, were in pursuit of a young driver who had been attempting to flee, but they had no idea the pursuit was about to turn into something far more serious. >> Hey, I'm right here, buddy. >> It's all right, brother. You good, buddy? >> What's his name? >> Roads. >> Austin. >> Austin, what's going on, man? You know where you're at? Stand by. >> Hey, you got somewhere important you're going. You just drive it like a [ __ ] for no reason. >> I'm talking to you. >> We got people hurt on the road. You want to drive like a >> talk to me like that? Stop driving like a >> I'll talk to you however the I want you. >> We got you. >> Slide. >> Yeah, we got to slide him down some. >> All right. Yep. Do what you got to do. >> Watch your back. Right in the truck. Ready? Good down there. On your count. Two. THREE. We'll >> come check on you in a little bit. Ro. >> Hey, bro. >> Relax. As officers pieced together what had happened, they discovered that other vehicles had also been involved, adding another layer of tension to an already chaotic scene. >> Involved in a signal for at the main light. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. Are you guys okay? Are you okay? >> The police just crushed us. >> That's me. I'm trying to make sure you're okay. You okay? >> Yeah, but you should not have done it like that. Do you not see my lights and stuff? Okay, that's fine. I just need to make sure everybody's okay. >> Yeah. You want to take to the hospital? >> Yeah. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to need EMS. >> Yeah. >> Where you at, sweetheart? >> Where you at, sweetheart? >> In your head. >> Yes, ma'am. Please. I think she's just saying that she's got headaches. >> I think so. I ain't checked myself yet, but trying to make sure everybody's all right. >> Let me see you. >> Say it again. >> No. Okay. >> Are you feeling on the face? >> No. >> I don't know what I honestly. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> Just relax. Don't sting me or I don't know what I got him coming. I called. EMS is coming. Okay. >> Okay, sir. >> I just had somebody check me out. I seem to be 104. I got one female with uh head trauma. >> Are you okay? >> Yes, sir. >> I was sitting in line and seen it happen. >> I missed. You want me to move? >> Uh, no. You're good right there for now. >> Okay. At this point, the moments that followed would reveal just how serious the situation had become. >> What happened, buddy? >> There was two cars in the straight lane. I got them the the one side to move out that they were stopped. There was the the first lane was stopped and I couldn't see. It seemed like everybody was stopped in the closest lane out. So, I started to go and by the time I saw him, there was >> You running good to him? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Cuz I had it with my computer. So, I had to get my computer and camera from the office and then I was coming down there cuz I was just I was on the phone with Jean when it happened trying to figure out where I need to go to get to help out cuz I didn't want to clog the radio and I started recording this as I got out. >> Have you been down there? That's where I just came from to get to you. What's up? >> Me. You >> all right? >> I feel all right, but check that. We had lights weren't working. We had a deputy in this area, general area. Um, vest on, directing traffic. Car come through and smoked him. Um he's on his way if not already lifellighted to the uh hospital. Sorry. >> Which hospital? >> Um 543. So do we know which hospital yet? >> 104. They're not sure yet. They haven't put it out just yet. >> So uh he was with this uh area where he was gentle. They're still working on him before putting him in the helicopter, so they should know in a minute. >> He's alert and conscious. >> He So, originally, no. And then he kind of started answering questions there at the end. Um, he became a little bit more alert. >> Okay. >> Um, but he's is >> possible or you don't know. >> I'm not sure. >> In the end, the fleeing driver was taken into custody after the crash while the injured officers received medical attention and survived the incident. Moving to the next case where a routine traffic pursuit was underway after a driver violated multiple laws, but officers had no idea how badly the chase would unfold. >> Holy, we got you. We got you. We got you. WE GOT YOU. WE GOT YOU. We got you, man. >> Yeah. >> You remember what happened? >> Yeah. They crossed over the media and hit me head on. >> Turn around. >> All right. All right. >> On April 20th, 2025, Manatee County deputies in Florida pursued a vehicle after the driver was accused of violating multiple traffic laws. But what began as a police pursuit was about to take a dangerous turn. >> In front of a box. >> Holy. [snorts] >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hold the door. Pull the door. >> Holy, dude. We got you. We got you. We got you. We got you, MIKE. WE GOT YOU, MIKE. >> We got you. >> We got you. You all right? >> Yeah. >> Somebody check on the other driver. >> Hey, it's Davis's involved. We have them extracted from the vehicle. I need EMS, two ambulances to our location. They're >> breathing. I breathe. Hey. Hey. Hey. What hurts? >> You got a quick release. It's Hey, >> face hurts. Get any injuries anywhere else? Any other pain? Somebody get light on me, please. All right. Head on. >> Yeah, we're deal. [laughter] >> We're dealing with it. Look at me. >> You got any trouble breathing? >> No. >> All right. >> Stay here. Wait for your >> Just lay there and relax. Okay. >> Hey, get EMS coming. >> Yeah, they're coming. They're coming. Relax. >> We got two ambulances coming. Do we got somebody checking the other vehicle? >> Yep. They're getting them out now. Whoever told let's step and do this >> somebody check on the other driver. >> Open the door. Hey, Miller, give me that haligan over here. >> While officers assisted the injured deputy, another team approached the driver identified as 27-year-old William Eric Thomas to assess the situation. They were unaware of the clear signs that something was seriously wrong. >> Back up. Back up. >> Get out of the car. You guys fired me. >> What? >> You guys fired me. >> I I don't care about that, bro. >> I'm here. >> Where's the handle? >> This right here. >> Can you help me out? >> Probably. Step out. Step out. Come on. Turn around. Yep. Yep. Turn around for me. What? >> Turn around for me. Do me a favor and turn around for a sec. >> I'm good. >> You're not. Turn around. >> No. Stop. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> All right. All right. I'm not >> Turn around. Is he signal? >> Yes. Go ahead. >> I'm not resisting. >> Oh, you're drunk. I'll handle it. >> I am not resisting. >> He's got a head wound. >> That's fine. >> I am not resisting. >> I am not resisting. >> Yes, sir. >> You can't get me anywhere you want. >> Let's go. my car that way. >> Okay. Listen. >> Hey, I'm going to go ahead and start building to the left. My car's >> listen. I am not >> going straight back here. >> I am not. >> Sir, >> I am not. >> Have you had a couple drinks tonight? >> No. >> No. Why do you smell like alcohol, sir? >> Can you explain that? Can I explain what? >> Why do you smell like alcohol is coming from your breath? >> My shoe. I lost my >> Don't worry about it. We'll get it back. >> I'll go get your shoe. >> Answer your question. >> Yes. Have you had any drinks tonight? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, you're under arrest for DUI. >> For what? >> DUI. Driving under the influence. >> For what? >> Let's go, bro. Stop overreacting. >> No. As officers took William into custody, his apparent intoxication became difficult to ignore and his speech was becoming increasingly slurred. >> Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming from Bradon. >> Bradenon? Where are you from, Bradenon? From >> my job. >> Where's your job? >> Huh? >> I'm a man. >> Sir, do not me. >> Hey, someone doesn't look that car. on the road over here. >> You know, I'm sorry. Somebody pulled out and find me. >> Yeah. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Did anybody >> step in my car? >> All right. All right. Hold on. >> Step in my car or I'm going to you in my car. You're going to be on the road. >> Step in the car. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Come on, man. Sit up. What are you doing? Bro, I want >> Sit down. >> Act like a man and sit up. >> I want to be >> sit in the back. Get in the car. Let's go. >> Put me in the car. >> Get me get my stuff. >> Sit in the car. I'm >> going >> stop. Hey, >> at this point, another team began gathering evidence from the scene, revealing just how much danger the deputy had faced moments earlier. >> Do you remember what happened? >> Yeah, they crossed over the media and hit me head on. >> You're not at home, man. >> You'll be good. >> Stupid question to ask. Now, you don't have anybody else in your truck, right? No. Okay. >> I mean, we got enough people. We can roll them onto a board if you want. >> I don't think he needs one. How fast were you going when you got >> I stopped. >> You were stopped. >> Oh yeah, I stopped cuz he was I saw him come over and I So I stopped and I was like, "Oh, this is going to hit me." >> As much as we don't want to do this right now, but I have to do it for the DUI aspect. Give me a quick overview of what happened. I was I took a right in the light and I'm coming down here and I see the truck come over the median and I pulled to the left cuz I was with the and I got head on totally flipped over. >> You know what lane you were in when you were when you saw this? >> Uh I was definitely in the left lane. >> So the cur not the curb lane but the middle travel lane. >> Not in the turn not in the left turn lane. I might have been going. I don't even know. >> Where were you? Where were you going? >> I was heading to the >> Hawks. >> Yeah. >> Okay. He hops the median. >> He hops over the median. >> Okay. >> And then going on and on. >> Okay. >> Everybody over here onto the onto the sidewalk. Let them do their job. >> As officers returned to the suspect, the damage to the vehicle raised concerns about possible injuries that could not be seen right away. >> Are you injured? 97 94. >> Where do you feel pain? Do you feel pain anywhere? >> No. >> Okay. >> 12. >> Yep. I'm 102. I'm asking one more time. Um I just want you to be honest. All right. Do you feel pain anywhere? Your head? Your body? Anywhere? >> No. >> Okay. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. Okay. Just making sure. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> All right. We got EMS here. I just want to make sure you're not hurt. >> I'm sorry. >> For what? >> For what? >> Do you need EMS? >> No, >> you don't. Mhm. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry for what? Put your leg in. Don't. You ain't stepping out. Watch out. >> What are we pissed off about? >> Well, they put this where I put >> I want to be alive. >> You do or don't. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm here to check you out and make sure that you're okay. >> Hi, Daddy. What? >> I am I am >> I'm sorry. >> I am. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> I'm sorry. I am very sorry. >> You what? >> I'm very sorry. >> That's okay. Listen, I'm here to take care of you, okay? I'm not here to judge. I'm not here to blame. We're just here to take care of >> Are you okay? >> I don't know. No, I'm not I am not taking care of the other person. >> I'm not taking care of the other person. I >> Are you? >> All right, William. Some of my friends are coming here. Okay, we'll get you loaded into the ambulance and get you up to the hospital and get you checked out. All right, >> I'm fine. >> In the end, William Eric Thomas was charged with driving while intoxic on November 2, a decision. He fired first. Were called to a remote area for help. They never expected the situation to put their own lives at risk. [screaming] >> 223 FIRE OFFICER DOWN. OFFICER DOWN. >> PRESTON, COME ON. LET ME TAKE YOU TO THE HOSPITAL. >> COME ON, PRESTON. Come on. [laughter] >> On February 9th, 2022, near Camp Verde, Arizona, Yavapai Apache Police Sergeant Preston Brogden responded to what he believed was a routine call for help. But within seconds of arriving, he came face to face with 39-year-old Valentine Rodriguez, a man armed with a high-powered rifle. And when two tore through the quiet desert air, everything changed. >> 223 fire. Officer down. OFFICER DOWN. PRESTON. COME ON. COME ON. 223. [screaming] Where are you? WHERE ARE YOU? WHERE ARE YOU? My go. I got you covered. >> 223. FIRE. [screaming] FIRE. [laughter] >> PRESTON. Come on. Let me take YOU TO THE HOSPITAL. COME ON. PRESTON, COME ON. FIRE. 223. FIRE. 223. OFFICER DOWN. >> COME ON. Come on. Come on. Come on. I'm going to take you to the hospital. I'm going to take you to the hospital. Come on. I'm going to take you to the hospital. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. I got your cover. I got your cover. I got your cover. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> As the dust settled, the gravity of the situation became painfully clear. Sergeant Brogden had been hit, collapsing to the ground as his strength quickly faded. But while one officer lay wounded, another was right there beside him, acting immediately to keep him alive. You're good. Come on. I got you. This way. This way. Come on. I got you. Come on. [laughter] Come on. Come on. 223. [gasps] Come on. Come on. Come on. Press this. Come on, man. Come on. [gasps] [panting] Come on. Come on. Come on. I got you. [laughter] Come on. I'm going to take you to the hospital. Come on. Press it. Come on. [gasps] Press. Come on. Come on. I got you to the hospital. [laughter] Come on. Come on. Here. Get on. Get on top of me. Put your weight on me. Come on. [laughter] Come on. [snorts] Come on. Just got to get over this leg. I'm going to take you to the hospital. [laughter] Are you good? Come on, Preston. Preston, come on, Preston. Come on. [laughter] Come on. Come on. Come on, Preston. [laughter] >> Come on. I'm going to drag you here. Can you [snorts] Come on. [laughter] Come on. Hold on, dude. [laughter] [gasps] >> Is he down? >> I don't know. He kept running. Come on. [laughter] Put your arm on me. [sighs] Come on. Hold on. [laughter] I got you. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> [panting] >> Okay. Come on. [clears throat] Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. [laughter] [gasps] Come on. Come on. Come on, buddy. >> Oh, no. No. No. >> I almost got you into [laughter] the car. Okay. Okay. Come on. Okay. Over here. Over here. Over here. For several exhausting minutes, he lifted, dragged, and supported the wounded sergeant, forcing his own body to take the weight. Each step toward the patrol car became a battle against panic and the ticking of time. And just when it seemed impossible, he managed to get Brogden inside the vehicle. >> Get out of here. [gasps] [panting] Come on. I got to get you the hospital. I got to get you the hospital. >> [laughter] >> Get in there. I'm going to throw you in there. [clears throat] Okay. I'm going to take you to the hospital. [panting] [clears throat] Are you in? [laughter] [snorts] Keep pressure on it. [sighs and gasps] Keep pressure on it. Keep pressure [laughter] on it. [gasps] >> Are you in? Yeah. >> Watch your foot. >> [panting] [snorts] >> 223 [panting and gasps] >> 223 >> 223 I've fired Sergeant Brogden's been I'm in transport 1019 code 3 to the hospital but the rescue wasn't over bleeding fading and in excruciating pain Sergeant Brogden needed immediate medical help yet finding a hospital in the dark of night in the middle of the remote wilderness was still a race against time 223. Subject ran. I don't know if it's a pistol or a long gun. Native American or Mexican male. Looks like a blue flannel shirt and pants. We both fired at him. I know. Unknown if any took off down the river. [laughter] I'm going, buddy. I'm going to target. [panting] [laughter] Multiple units. [panting] [laughter] [snorts] >> 223. If you could advise the hospital. We got a male approximately 30 years old, 35, gun wound to the abdomen. Unknown of any other injuries at this time. You don't want medical to meet you somewhere. >> 223. I'm already in row with Sergeant Brogden. I'm still talking to him. [gasps] [panting and sighs] >> What was that? >> Oh, 229. I'm at the I'm going to the hospital across or the fire department across the street from the jail. Can you advise them? I'm pulling up now. >> Finally, he spotted a fire station in the distance and without thinking drove straight toward it, desperate to get the first aid his partner so urgently needed. Oh, I'm just keeping pressure on it, buddy. I'm just keeping pressure on it. >> I'm just keeping pressure on it. >> Bleeding. >> It's [panting] You're bleeding a little bit, buddy. You're bleeding [laughter] a little bit. >> I think my leg is broken. >> You think your leg's broken? Can you still move? Can you feel this? >> Okay. Okay. [clears throat] >> Come on, buddy. I got I got you right here. I got you. I got you. Fired. Fire. >> Ah. No. No. Just keep that pressure on. Keep that pressure on. Keep that pressure on. I don't know what's going on with it. Just keep that pressure on. Keep the pressure on. [laughter and gasps] Oh yeah. >> 223. Where's fire? [panting] [laughter] >> I have an alarm. >> Hold on, dude. Lift my leg. >> Which one? >> That one. Slow. [laughter] >> [gasps] >> Oh Jesus. Okay. Come on, buddy. Come on. You're okay. You're okay. [clears throat] >> 223. Where's fire? [gasps] >> Stay right. Once they arrived, the officer stayed beside Brogden, applying pressure and steadying him through each moment of fear and confusion. Even when the sergeant believed his leg was broken, the officer reassured him, refusing to let panic consume the scene. Come on. They're coming [laughter] right here. They're coming to you. Come on. Don't leave me. Leave me right here. Leave me right here. >> [panting] >> A3 unreadable. >> He's right here. Gun wound right here. I don't know if he thinks his leg may be broken. [gasps] >> Halo. Halo. As firefighters and medics worked to stabilize him, the full weight of the night began to settle in. Yet through sheer determination and a refusal to let a fellow officer pass away, Sergeant Preston Brogden survived his injuries. In the weeks that followed, the department credited the responding officer's actions with saving Brogden's life. The suspect, Valentine Rodriguez, fled into the nearby riverbed, but was later captured following an extensive search. Up next, what was supposed to be a routine welfare check turned chaotic when a suspect transformed a simple encounter into a tragic scene. >> You were on the wrong side of the road, Kenny. >> I was not on the wrong side of the road. >> You were driving on the wrong side of the road, brother. Get out of the car. >> Wrong side of the road. >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> [screaming] >> LOUD. I'M HIT. >> ON February 8th, 2024, Deputy Shelby Edgars noticed a suspicious vehicle swerving between lanes. She quickly attempted a traffic stop, but what followed spiraled into something far more terrifying. 639 Bravo landing with Bravo Yankee displayed on Silver Lexus. Severe prepared. >> Do me a favor. Do me a favor, brother. Pull it. Pull into the driveway. That way we're all the way out of the road. Okay. All right, my friend. Now that we're out of the way there. >> I'm sorry. >> That's all right. My name's Shelby. I work for the L County Sheriff's Office. I stopped you not cuz you were all over the road. >> I'm sorry. I I didn't I didn't notice. I was I just put my hair up. cutting your hair up. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink or anything? >> Oh, hell no. I'm literally just leaving. No, I'm just leaving. >> Okay. >> Uh just got back from uh Gatlinburg Pitman. >> Cool. >> Just got a phone with my son. I said, "Son, you should have came home cuz heard his knee back to GP game." >> Mhm. >> And [clears throat] I literally just got the phone with him. >> Okay. Did you go to the game? >> Yeah. We literally just got done. They're still there. I literally can show you. I just got the phone with my son. I I believe you. Where are you headed to tonight? >> I'm on my way home. >> Where you live at? >> Uh Alcoa Alcoa. Okay. >> Go for it. You care for your driver's license, registration, proof, insurance, please. All right. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you. >> I'm sorry about that. I didn't I didn't think I was swinging. >> Yeah. Well, you you went across the line just a little bit and I thought, well, you know, maybe >> I would just put my hair up. I'm sorry. I got high. I was just putting my hair up. >> I got you. Yeah. You were just want to go home in the other lane. I call my mama and say, "Mama, I'm not going to make it tonight. I just I got to go get clothes. Like, I'm just dealing with a lot. I I promise. I didn't do nothing. I'm sorry." >> Okay. I'm sorry about that. I'm sorry you're going through some stuff. >> Oh, it's a lot going on. Yeah. >> But I literally just got the phone, just talked to the guy that's painting. >> Uh sent me a picture of uh some lights that he sent me. >> Okay. >> Then I'm literally just got I literally just got the phone with him. >> Okay. Good deal. I paint mama's house. He just sent me this and I called him back. But >> but I'm on Bluetooth. >> Okay, you're good. >> At first, Officer Edgars didn't notice anything unusual about the man. He just seemed like someone dealing with a lot. But after checking his license and insurance, she realized the car was registered to Kenneth Deart's mother. When she returned to speak with him, the strong smell of marijuana hit her. She calmly informed Kenneth that she intended to search the vehicle, but he didn't take that lightly. >> So, I smell weed in the car. Have you ever smoked weed in this car? >> Nobody. I don't smoke or nothing. >> Okay. You don't smoke or nothing? >> No. >> Has anybody ever smoked before? >> Nobody. This is my grandma's car. There's no smokers, man. >> Okay. Well, I smell it. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to have you step out and hang out with me. Okay. My partner's going to get here. I'm going search. As long as everything's good, I'll get you home. >> There ain't no weed in here. Nobody smokes weed. That's Don't do me like that now. Okay. Don't do like what >> you have to start out. >> She trying to say she smells weed, mama. I'm like, you know, I don't smoke weed. No, nobody I know smoke weed. >> I didn't accuse you of smoking weed. >> I got my kids backpacks and f We literally just went through that car. >> Exactly. It's been a leather. >> Okay. >> It's never been smoke >> like this. This just It's me, man. My black and they going they just being messy. It ain't got nothing like it ain't got nothing to do with that, brother. >> I guarantee you run a dog right here. I don't know if a dog get on this car. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going sit right here. >> Our dogs don't hit hit on weed and there's not a dog coming out here. It's It's me and my partner. >> Well, I'm not I'm I'm I'm refusing this. >> No, there's there's no there's no refusing. So, when I smell So, when I smell when I smell this the odor of marijuana, I have probable cause to search. >> I need you to get a doctor, ma'am. I'm refusing to search. >> There's no refusing. >> There's no weed. Go get your partner and tell them to come over here and sniff. >> Okay. My My partner is not a dog. My partner's a person. That's only >> your partner come sniff. I'm refusing a search. >> That's fine. You You can't refuse a search. >> Why can't I refuse to search? >> Because I' I've got probable cause to search vehicle because of the smell. Never mind. They trying to be messy for no reason. >> I'm not trying to be messy with you, brother. I'm trying to make this easy. Okay. >> I'm just refusing to search. I love you, Nemo. [snorts] >> At this point, Deart was refusing to follow Officer Edgar's commands. Her backup was still a few minutes away, but she made one final attempt to get him out of the vehicle. >> It smells like weed in here. I didn't say you did it. >> Dog, I love you. >> Go ahead and step out for me, Kenny. >> I'm not stepping out. I'm refusing to search. >> Okay. You're refusing to step out of the vehicle. >> I'm refusing to search my dog. >> Okay. So, step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. Come back here and stand with me. >> I'm not 335. I got one refusing to get out of the car. >> I need you to get a dog. Just get a dog. I >> I don't have a dog. I don't have a dog to get. >> Just get a dog. And if I had a dog, it it doesn't hit on weed. I'm telling you. >> Smoke weed. >> Okay. I didn't say you did, brother. >> Okay. You're not >> I said it smells like weed in your car. I have probable cause to search your car. >> I'm not. >> Kenny, step out for me. >> I'm not. >> Step out for me. >> No, I'm not. >> Coming up, Officer Macauan arrived on scene, [music] marking the moment things began to spiral in a way Officer Edgars never could have imagined when she first approached the driver. I just need you to step out of the car, Kenny. >> I'm refusing to search, man. I smoke. >> So, here's what's going to happen. If you don't step out of the car, we're going to have to drag you out of the car and then you're going to go to jail. >> I don't smoke. >> So, you can either step out of the car or I can pull you out of the car. >> You can step out the car. >> No, sir. >> You can you can step out the car or I'm pulling you out of the car. Kenny racist. I don't care what >> she asked you. She I She asked you to get out of the car. Get out of the car, brother. >> Y'all said it smell like weed. I need you to get a dog, please. >> No, we don't. We don't have to have a dog. It smells like weed. Brother, get out of the car. >> Wana in this car. >> I'm going to tell you one more time. Kenny, get out of the car. >> I I can't, ma'am. I'm recording this. >> Okay, you can tell me right now. >> That's fine. I'm recording, too. I've recorded this whole interaction. Go ahead and get out of the car. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> You were on the wrong side of the road, Kenny. >> I was not on the wrong side of the road. >> You were driving on the wrong side of the road, brother. Get out of the car. >> Wrong side of the road. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not No. Don't Don't touch my car. Get out of the car. >> No, you can't do that. >> You cannot do that. >> YOU CAN'T DO THIS, MAN. YOU CAN'T DO THIS. GET YOUR HANDS OFF OF ME, MAN. >> Please get your hands off of me. PLEASE. >> PLEASE >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'M ASKING the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Now, >> please. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Please. Can I answer my phone? >> No. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> OUT OF THE CAR. I'M NOT DOING NOTHING WRONG. >> Get out of the car. >> Why are y'all doing this to me, man? >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Get out of the car, man. >> We got one taser, too. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Get out of the car, Kenny. >> This is not my car. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> I didn't say it was your car. >> Coming up, Officer Macauan deployed his taser on to Hart, unaware that it would be one of the final actions he'd ever take while still alive. >> Get out of the car, Kenny. Go ahead. Hit him. Out of the car, man. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> DO NOTHING. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> Please don't do this to me. >> Please. >> PLEASE STOP. LET ME TALK TO MY MOTHER. STOP. I just got things to go. [screaming] 335. I'm hit. 334's hit. Where is Help! Help! My help! 33 335 34s down. I've been hit. Suspect fled back towards town road. I mean, I need your help. >> Yes. Get out. I need your help. [laughter] >> Tell me what you need me to do. Honey, I got to get this on to help my partner. >> I got help. >> Help me twist this, please. >> Twist it really tight. Twist it again. Oh my god. Okay. >> Both Macau and Edgars were hit and unbeknownst to Officer Edgars, she had just lost her partner. >> I need to get Yeah. >> Get in the truck. >> You need to sit down. >> You need to sit down. You need to sit down. 335. It's a god. My [clears throat] vehicle is going to be a 2011 blue R5 like this. >> What's your name, brother? >> Ricky. >> Hold my hand, please. 335. Got a tournate applied. 344's down. I can't get to him. I'm out. Five out. He's not. >> He's not breathing. >> No. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm not peeing. >> No, I got to back up. >> Just Is that your only place is in the leg? I think >> that's all I feel. >> Oh my gosh. 30 split channel. >> Confirm. We're getting another unit on. Can you believe the vehicle's on? >> Officer Macauan was pronounced [music] deceased at the scene. Officer Edgars sustained injuries but is still in the process of recovery. The shooting marked the start of an intense manhunt for Kenneth Deart. A search that stretched across 5 days before he was finally captured and taken into custody. [music] He now faces charges of firstdegree murder, attempted first-degree murder, and possession of a firearm as a convicted [music] felon.